It’s cliche, it’s predictable, and at times it’s even cringe-worthy. Yet, “That’s My Boy” remains to be Sandler’s best effort in years…thanks to Andy Samberg that is. Continue reading
Tag Archives: 1980s
The Heineken Kidnapping
“The Heineken Kidnapping” is the Dutch equivalent of our “Suicide Kings,” except it’s a true story. Continue reading
Big Miracle
A relatively engaging based-on-true-events fish movie, “Big Miracle” satisfies all of the requirements of the inspirational true story. Continue reading
Killer Elite
This meathead version of “Ronin” is clotted with complicated plot threads, but it’s all cover for several cock-punching throwdowns. That’s not necessarily bad. Continue reading
The Spate of ’80s Remakes
This week Joe and Chris yap about “Fright Night,” “Conan the Barbarian” and the recent spate of ’80s remakes. Continue reading
The Music Never Stopped
An interesting premise is ruined by stale filmmaking and underwritten characters. Continue reading
Take Me Home Tonight
Sam reviews the film that looks back on the time in which people were obsessed with looking forward. Continue reading
The 13 Greatest “Friday” Moments, Part I
Over the years the “Friday the 13th” series has given us plenty, and sure it was mostly bad, but much of it was awesomely bad. Continue reading
The 13 Greatest “Friday” Moments, The Final Chapter
Over the years the “Friday the 13th” series has given us plenty, and sure it was mostly bad, but much of it was awesomely bad. Continue reading